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  • ITT makes vacationing easy

    The Information, Tickets and Travel office moved locations recently from building 700 to building 1150 room 1159 across from the elevator. They may have relocated, but it's how they can "relocate" servicemembers that makes their services unique. ITT is a fully accredited travel agency and can book

  • Luke's CrossFit gym now open

    Base officials cut the ribbon on a new facility here Monday that will give Luke Air Force Base personnel the opportunity to take their fitness to higher levels. Brig. Gen. Kurt Neubauer, 56th Fighter Wing commander, spoke during the ribbon-cutting ceremony that officially opened the new CrossFit gym

  • Luke to host MLK celebration Jan. 15

    Luke will celebrate the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Jan. 15 at 11 a.m. at the Desert Star Club. Cost is $12.50 for club-members and $14.50 for non club-members. This year's theme is "Remember! Celebrate! Act." The keynote speaker is Retired Master Sgt. and Reverend John G Moore. He

  • Luke pilot reaches F-16 milestone

    In January 1979, the first operational F-16 Fighting Falcon was delivered to Hill Air Force Base, Utah. Nearly 30 years later to the day, a pilot from here has amassed 4,000 hours flying this workhorse of the air. Colonel David Lujan, 56th Operations Group deputy commander, became the 17th pilot,

  • Children give to deployed Thunderbolts

    During this time of year it's easy to get wrapped up in what presents and surprises await Christmas morning, but that's not the case for some people who wanted to do something for former and active-duty servicemembers. Desert Tunes, a local charitable group, along with the help of people and schools